An Underwater Shoot
September 01, 2026
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I ran an experiment; a waterproof casing and a backyard pool, seeing what we could do!
This is an underwater portrait session! A double-bicep flex with bubbles streaming off both arms, playing strongman for a camera that clearly isn't intimidating him anymore. A bubble-burst close-up follows, arms out to either side mid-exhale, a full cloud of bub...
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Gibbs Garden in the Spring
September 01, 2026
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Some days are just built for a camera. I spent a March morning at Gibbs Gardens with my parents — cherry blossoms just starting to let go, tulip beds in reds and oranges and pale pinks, and a daffodil field so wide it's hard to photograph all of it in one frame.
The daffodil field alone was worth the trip, vivid yellow running out further than the...
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A Gem of a Celebration
August 31, 2026
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My dad didn't turn eighty until a few weeks after this party happened, which meant the surprise actually worked. My sisters and I have three things in common: we are his daughters, we each have three kids, and we grew up thinking geodes and road atlases were completely normal things to be handed on a Saturday morning.
For his seventieth, we made a...
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Senior Portraits in Downtown Alpharetta
August 31, 2026
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Every year I have the same conversation with parents: their kid does not want the same three poses against the same brick wall that every other senior in town is getting. Leo was one of those kids, and this session is the answer to that problem.
We spent an afternoon downtown instead of in a studio, treating the city itself as the set. It opened a...
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Meet Roger
August 30, 2026
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Not every subject I photograph is human.
During a layover in Albany, New York, I drove out to see my longtime best friend Allison, whose home is a working farm — chickens, a pack of r ambunctious dogs, and a peacock named Roger.
Roger is named after my dad, which remains one of my favorite facts in the entire world.
The Wyandotte hen got her own...
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